● FOOTPRINTS
● RESONANCE
● MOSAIC
● TERRACES
● PATTERNS
● MEDLEY
● 4 ACRES
● 119 TOWN HOUSES
● 70 % OPEN HOUSES
1. Townhouses
2. Villament
3. walk-up homes
4. apartments
● Planning homes in clusters
● The central space of each cluster was
designed as a balance between the
number of families sharing it and its
relationship to the site as a whole.
● A hierarchy of open spaces
● A network of these clusters connects
through streets and open spaces
giving it the ambiance of a village
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● 9-16 HOUSES in a group
● A skylit central atrium is the main feature of
APARTMENTS
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● housing option which is a cross between a house and an
apartment
● walk-up home is two storeys tall, with its entrance on the
first floor above a ground floor unit.
● the ground floor apartment has an open space at the rear.
● the walk-up is designed with terraces and balconies.
● Arranged in a cluster overlooking a park, the walk up
apartments offer a more affordable option.
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● These are two storeyed duplex floors above the villaments
with an external staircase allowing non-nuclear families to
stay connected in the same building with privacy.
WALKUP HOMES
TOWNHOUSES
● Inspired by the ‘aangans’ of traditional homes,
these are two-floored homes featuring a front and
a rear garden.
● The Townhouse is a larger home that shares walls
with its neighbours.
● these homes have private car parks with private
open spaces to the front and rear.
● these communities have a more expansive feel
when compared to the intimate clusters
● Larger open spaces serve as common playgrounds
and the street becomes a walking track for all.
VILLAMENTS ● Villaments are compact units, about 1000 sq ft.
with a large backyard garden.
● Inner spaces flow into one another and open
into the well-lit
● garden providing a sense of light and space.
● the area inside the home is compact enough for
easy maintenance.
● These are well suited for elderly people or
someone who enjoys the beauty of a backyard
garden with a cosy house.
● Villaments are connected to the common
cluster parks and streets outside through a front
verandah.
● BUILDING WITH MUD
● STONE
● BRICK
● TIMBER
● RCC
● TERRACOTTA
● Ducts covered with jalis
● Reusing of woods
● Only for main doors they use teak
wood for others they use recycled
woods
● Choice of material is based on a balance
of local availability, efficiency of
manufacturing processes and durability
over time.
● Open layouts ensure maximum natural light and cross-ventilation, reducing
dependency on artificial lighting and air conditioning.
● The integration of shared community spaces, such as courtyards and landscaped
gardens, promotes interaction and collective activities
● Zoning effectively separates private and public areas, maintaining privacy for
residents while ensuring accessibility to communal facilities.
● Shared courtyards between homes enhance community bonding while maintaining
a sense of personal space.
● Pathways and streets are designed for pedestrians and cyclists, prioritizing
walkability over vehicular access.
● Locally sourced and sustainable materials such as fly ash bricks, terracotta tiles, and
bamboo are extensively used.
● The project incorporates passive design strategies, with building orientations
optimizing sunlight and wind flow.
● Balconies and verandahs act as transitional spaces, offering shaded areas for
relaxation while connecting interiors to the outdoors.
● Rooftop and vertical gardens add greenery to urban spaces, reducing the heat
island effect
● Car-free zones within the development encourage healthier and safer lifestyles
for residents.
● clubhouse, swimming pool, gym, and yoga
● Spaces are designed to accommodate community rituals, festivals, and
gatherings, reinforcing a shared cultural identity.
● Verandas, overhangs, and pergolas minimize direct sunlight and heat gain,
making spaces cooler and more comfortable.
● Vegetation buffers provide privacy, reduce heat, and mitigate urban noise
pollution.
● Facilities like an amphitheater, clubhouses, swimming pools, and yoga centers
cater to the recreational needs of residents.
● Central courtyards act as the heart of each cluster, fostering community
interaction and serving as recreational spaces.
● Each home is designed to open up to greenery, with private gardens, terraces,
and large balconies.
● The interiors are characterized by flexible spaces, allowing customization to suit
individual family needs.
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